Athens Area High School - Athenian Yearbook (Athens, PA)

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through the ymrs ....,, f,,......w Xi E' 24, X rf XJ s.-J N-.- Seated N Storelli V Raupers T Powers P White 2nd Row M Lynch P Reynolds J Newberry C Olmstead Dr C Bresee 3rd Row J Bennett,J Harding L Havens L Fairlie, P Durgin SEHIUR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The official body at Athens High is the Senior High School Student Council Representatives of the sophomore junior and senior classes are elected in the spring preceding their terms The heated contests result in victory for eight candidates a boy and a girl for one year and a boy and a girl for two year representation from the sophomore class Junior delegates include the two students remaining from their sophomore year and a boy and a girl newly elected to a two year term Seniors choose a boy and a girl from their class for membership. In addition, are the officers: the president, who is a senior, and the vice-president, a junior, who is elected in November, and who automatically becomes president in his senior year. The main purpose of the student council is to help keep the school in smoothly-working order. Congestion in the halls is partly relieved by rules made by the council, and this does a tremendous amount in promoting the order desired. The pencil-vending machine, serviced V Raupers by the council is another practical side of the council's functions. A job for the student council this year was to decide the use of any profits from the variety show. In two years the student body, directed by student council, has supported a Greek girl. She has now become self-supporting, but the council is in the process of getting another child for adoption, With the excellent sponsorshipof Dr. Bresee, may the student council in the future guide the student body as well as it has in the past.

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L., We rcmcmbvr that lt is surely an honor to be a part of this activity in Athens High School. This top repre- sentation of the Senior Class must include good typists, first- rate artists, and excellent Eng- lish students. Above all, this staff must be able to develop profitable ideas and convert these ideas to our book through the arrangement of both writ- ings and drawings. lst Row - C. Mclntire, J. Goble, G. Noldy, H. Pietro. 2nd Row -L. Shay, L. Kreamer, J. Allyn, M. O'Connor. 3rd Row - M. Catlin, J. Jones, J. Moore, C. Cady. 4thRow- C. Olmstead, V. Raupers. 5th Row- J. Carr, K. Keir, J. Va.n Scoten. Typists - N. Blemle, L. Cooper, absent, Danny Oakes. HTHEHIHH STHFF , 5. ,Q 5969 , 59' vo Seated - L. Spencer, P. Riley, N. Roberts, J. Husick. 2nd Row - C. Mclntire, N. Molyneaux, M. Finch, J. Goble, S. Taylor. 3rd Row - Mr. Martin, L. Whipple, D. Robinson, R. Bently. IT... v Q il. Seated - Mrs. G. Alger, Mr. R. Martin. Standing - Mr. I. Hazard, Mr. L. Gabriel. T7 .X

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A Seated 1 to r E Jones C Reeves,R Weiss P Watkins 2nd row M L Krutzeck, L Brozosk1,Mr D Knouse P Bostwick J Collins, T Sullivan 3rd row R Clark, C McCabe, T Haueisen, R Pierson, S Goodreau at A. fl. 5. We have it 5 C R Weiss The purpose of this organization ac- cording to its constitution is to promote good citi zenship and harmonious living throughout the school and to promote the general welfare to improve the moral standards of the Junior High School. Members of the governing body include representatives of each homeroom in the seventh eighth and ninth grades and their officers elected from the junior high stu- dent body at large' president Bob Weiss' vice-president Calvin Reeves- secretary- JUHIUH HIGH STUDENT CUUHCIL treasurer Edward Jones. The president is a freshman and the vice-president is an eighth grader who becomes president in his freshman year. A three average is a requirement for membership. The junior high student council is guided by Mr. Knouse. It is entirely separate from the senior high student council. Although this is only the council s second year of existence it is felt that they handle the situations they face in a very capable manner.